Pimp Out Your Water: 8 Refreshing Agua Frescas

I’ve got a house full of soda drinkers. We hadn’t even finished breakfast the other day when I heard the infamous pop-sizzle of a soda can opening in the kitchen. Ahhh! What’s a mama to do? Other than banning soda from the breakfast table (no brainer there), I’ve pulled together a few beautiful recipes for Agua Frescas, which offer up a great alternative to soda and super-sweet juices, while still offering the fresh taste of a cool, delicious drink. Here are 8 absolutely beautiful, simple ideas to pimp out your water and kick those soda cans to the curb.

Sassy Water 1 of 8

Sassy water uses food-safe essential oils to boost the flavor of a simple glass of water. Get our recipe for Sassy Water.

Lazy Frescas 2 of 8

Lazy Frescas take traditional Agua Frescas to a super simple level. No need to even open a single can; these fresh drinks are easy as can be to toss together. Get our recipe for Lazy Frescas.

Watermelon Agua Frescas 3 of 8

Watermelon Agua Frescas are chock full of fresh, ripe watermelon and can be made in no time at all! Get our recipe for Watermelon Agua Frescas.

Strawberry Agua Frescas 4 of 8

Make strawberry Agua Fresca right at home, and feel like you're indulging in the ultimate restaurant indulgence. Get our recipe for Strawberry Agua Fresca.

Spa Waters 5 of 8

Looking for a few fun and simple ways to make your own refreshing spa water at home? The Yummy Life offers up a slew of splendid recipes. Get the recipes from The Yummy Life.

Lemon Cucumber Mint Water 6 of 8

Lemon mint cucumber water is the ultimate refresher. No artificial additives or sweeteners are needed to make a cool, crisp, delicious drink. Get the recipe from Rikki Snyder.

Mango Agua Fresca 7 of 8

Try this beautiful mango Agua Fresca for a more tropical feel. This would be great to enjoy by the pool! Get the recipe from Whole Foods.

Strawberry Basil Water 8 of 8

Strawberry basil water is a flavorful way to enjoy a drink without adding sugar, preservatives, or unnatural flavorings. Get the recipe from A Beautiful Mess

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